I have never been into survival games but Valheim is on a different level where starvation and dehydration is not something you have to worry about. Rather than running to get supplies every second to be able to survive you only use food to maximize your health and stamina to be able to withstand more damage from tough enemies or bosses.

The game is currently in Early Access and have been out for less than 3 weeks when i write this. But there are VERY few bugs and glitches which affects the game so far. Even though it's not fully optimized yet it looks really beautiful and runs very smootly on my mid tier PC.

There are a lot of options to build your base and your "longhouse" if you decide to go for the more scenic route. As you progress in the game you fins new material which you learn recipes so you can craft better armor and gear to provide you more strength to fight the currently 5 bosses in the game.

I have never been into survival games but Valheim is on a different level where starvation and dehydration is not something you have to worry about. Rather than running to get supplies every second to be able to survive you only use food to maximize your health and stamina to be able to withstand more damage from tough enemies or bosses. The game is currently in Early Access and have been out for less than 3 weeks when i write this. But there are VERY few bugs and glitches which affects the game so far. Even though it's not fully optimized yet it looks really beautiful and runs very smootly on my mid tier PC. There are a lot of options to build your base and your "longhouse" if you decide to go for the more scenic route. As you progress in the game you fins new material which you learn recipes so you can craft better armor and gear to provide you more strength to fight the currently 5 bosses in the game.